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  • Neurostandardisation: considering the oppression of neurodivergent individuals

    Neurostandardisation: considering the oppression of neurodivergent individuals

    12th January 2022

    For quite some time now, the neurodiversity movement has spoken about the harmfulness of behavioural techniques. These techniques are used to prevent…

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  • Radical Advocacy: Being an advocate in a hate filled world

    Radical Advocacy: Being an advocate in a hate filled world

    9th January 2022

    Recently I have found myself considering the direction that my advocacy is taking. I have found myself reading extensively on “autism theory”…

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  • Creating Autistic Suffering: Neuronormativity in mental health treatment

    Creating Autistic Suffering: Neuronormativity in mental health treatment

    2nd January 2022

    This article was co-authored between David Gray-Hammond and Tanya Adkin Trigger Warning: This article contains mentions of systemic mistreatment in the mental…

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  • Commentary on “Why requiring Autistic people to be diagnosed is a betrayal of the Neurodiversity movementWhy requiring Autistic people to be diagnosed is a betrayal of the Neurodiversity movement”

    Commentary on “Why requiring Autistic people to be diagnosed is a betrayal of the Neurodiversity movementWhy requiring Autistic people to be diagnosed is a betrayal of the Neurodiversity movement”

    31st December 2021

    For this commentary to make sense, it may be worth reading my other recent articles on the liminal nature of the neurodiversity…

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  • Autopia: The reality of accommodating Autistics

    Autopia: The reality of accommodating Autistics

    30th December 2021

    At Aucademy we have long talked about our vision of a perfect Autistic utopia, affectionately called “Autopia”. The vision is of a…

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  • Why requiring Autistic people to be diagnosed is a betrayal of the Neurodiversity movement

    Why requiring Autistic people to be diagnosed is a betrayal of the Neurodiversity movement

    28th December 2021

    It has long been accepted that diagnosis is a privilege that many are not afforded. What is not discussed is how diagnosis…

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  • Neuroprovincialism, neurocosmopolitanism, and the liminal nature of the neurodiversity movement

    Neuroprovincialism, neurocosmopolitanism, and the liminal nature of the neurodiversity movement

    21st December 2021

    Before I start, I highly recommend reading Dr. Nick Walker’s book Neuroqueer Heresies alongside this blog article. In particular, the chapter on…

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  • Creating Autistic Suffering: Ableism and discrimination

    Creating Autistic Suffering: Ableism and discrimination

    9th November 2021

    This article was co-authored between David Gray-Hammond and Tanya Adkin Trigger Warning: This article contains discussion and examples of ableism and discrimination…

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  • Autistic people and police brutality in the UK: Baron-Cohen the aggressor

    Autistic people and police brutality in the UK: Baron-Cohen the aggressor

    24th October 2021

    Edit to add disclaimer: Despite Simon Baron-Cohen telling us that there will be a police presence, A member of the protest team…

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  • Creating Autistic suffering: Failures in identification

    Creating Autistic suffering: Failures in identification

    2nd October 2021

    This article was co-authored between David Gray-Hammond and Tanya Adkin Trigger Warning: This article contains discussion of systemic abuse and trauma inflicted…

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